Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

We have 4,309,685 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

12

Public Notice Rates And Payment Terms For The Sentinel

Notices and notices type offerings outline pricing for single copies and subscriptions in Michigan and outside, with rates for one year six months and four months. Extra charges apply for poetry and liners per line and headings per line, plus a late billing fee. Citizens are urged to request probate notices be printed by The Sentinel through Judge Bates.

Michigan the Sentinel Bates THE Sentinel

Harrison Home and Garden Club Meets in June Session

The Harrison Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Olive Bruce’s home on Thursday afternoon June 10 with good attendance. President Ethel Hagen opened the meeting and minutes were read and approved. The group accepted an invitation from the Study Club for a joint June picnic at Wilson State Park on June 37. Ethel Hagen’s resignation as president was accepted and Ethel Smith was appointed to fill the vacancy starting September. Plans for the annual flower show were discussed with Thora Morrison as general chair and a long list of committee members. The show will be held in late August with an antique corner planned. A luncheon followed adjournment.

Harrison Home and Garden Club Olive Bruce Ethel Hagen Study Club Wilson State Park Hagen Ethel Smith Thora Morrison Alice Bates Anna Carpenter Ethel Burnette Erma Graves Marguerite Newell Clara Titus Hilda Bringman Valera Ferguson Frieda Whitmer Lawhead Gladys Kinne Robert Hecker Clare Luce Farwell Nick Pfannes Fred Smith Grand Rapids Celia Hagener Myrtle Smith Stanley Schultz Robert Russell Roth Clare Fred Weatherhead John Brown C.M.C.E Mt. Pleasant Harold Koch Tim Graves Turley Pardue Kay Vern Cloud Mackinaw City Don Cassell Richard Pleasant Albert Hagerman Grand Lodge Elizabeth Ladd F. Glenn Titus Barbara Don Steele Saginaw Howard Stimpson Oscar F. Starr Statler Detroit James Smith Wm. Smith Flint William Smith Jas. Connery Dayton Ohio Wm. Noess Wm. Sly Loretta Harney Lloyd Keysor Dale Keith Brandon Big Rapids Glen. Brandon F. Metz Long Lake Florence Hilton Harold Yost Y. W. Fellowship Frost Town Hall Melvin Norman Oliver Warren Omer Geo. Robbins Owosso Budd Lake Congregational Church Karen Sue Palmer Landon B. F. Hampton Burt Saunders Lansing Ben Carpenter Chas. Ashcraft Temple E. P.wall Joanne Richard Aubrey Clapp Ivah Emery W.W. L. Harper Anne Wellington Lewiston Eugene Stanley Clair Stanley Jim Stanley W. G. Harger Jack Ferguson Mannington West Virginia Guy Glover Shirley Ann Boor Los Angeles Calif Willard Wells Soo Rotary Scout Camp Bill Amble Elmer Amble Seaver Amble Louise Amble A. Hilton Brimley E. H. Hughes Jay Wood Segerlund Normin Gardner Leslie Gardner

Social events highlight weekends at Atkinson and Budd Lake

Miss Iane Dyke hosted a tea for Florice Hilton Mary Jane and Carol Ann Yost at the Atkinson home. A Wilson State Park picnic honored Mrs Jake Seelinger. A wedding in Clare united Miss Waldeen Henderson and Walter Warren with Allan as usher. A surprise party for Mr Gee Munroe at Budd Lake featured a pink cake and bridge scores. Elmer Gagush sent a De-Liars gift for fishing measurements.

Iane Dyke Florice Hilton Mary Jane Carol Ann Yost Atkinson Wm. Henderson Allan Paul Welke Elmer Gagush Budd Lake Sporting Goods Ja. Dale Weldon Ax Wood Willard Dancer Dale ,Weldon Son Holton Kansas Wm. Dancer Catherine Seeley Gene, Milligan Rex Milligan Hale Willard

Congregational Male Choir Practice Saturday Evening

The men and boys of the Congregational Church will practice at 8 00 oclock at the church Saturday night Fame 19th James Mead will be pianist This is for Weather s Day June 20.

Congregational Church Fame James Mead Wather

City Library Adjusts Thursday and Saturday Hours

City Library announces new hours: Thursdays 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm, with Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. Adjusted afternoon and evening slots reflect updated public access times.

Harrison Briefs Fields of Social Visits and Travel

Local notes recount a flurry of visits and weekend gatherings across Harrison and nearby towns. Names include Mies, Yost, Roth, Brice, Bruce, McQuiston, Weatherhead, and others as residents share calls, dinners, and short trips to Cadillac Clare and Mio.

Strawberries Rich in Vitamin C for Daily Needs

Strawberries are noted for high Vitamin C content. A serving of half to three quarters of a cup of most varieties eaten raw provides at least half of the daily vitamin C requirement.

Additional Garrison News on Pages Six and Fourteen

Readers find supplemental dispatches from Garrison on pages six and fourteen. The snippets cover local affairs and updates from nearby communities, reflecting the newspaper’s continuous coverage beyond the front pages.

Newa

Vail Medal Awarded To Bay City Fire Rescuers

Theodore N. Vail Medal and $100 each go to Richard V. Hall and Russell R. Fogelsonger linemen at Bay City for Michigan Bell Telephone Company. They revived Mary and David Clements after smoke from a burning home cut off their breathing.

Theodore N. Vail Richard V. Hall Russell R. Fogelsonger Bay City Michigan Bell Telephone Company Bell System Mary David David Clements

Spinning Wheel Returns to Popularity in Britain

Spin crafts regain popularity as traditional spinning wheels and spindles gain renewed interest across Great Britain with hobbyists and artisans embracing classic textile techniques.

Great Britain

First Public Tead in Florence Ida Once Led State

Florence Ida once known as a bustling town on Main Street boasted the state’s first public tead a landmark now vanished as a ghost town.

Florence Ida

Also Mentioned on This Page

Feighner & Parish, Publishers West Fourth Street Clare, Michigan Harrison News Home and Garden Club Edmund Wood Mrs. Wood Women’s Fellowship of Josephine Henderson Alice Brown Elaine Clapp Jake Seelinger Clayton Lee Wm. Jesse Theo. Seelinger Chesaning Don Seelinger Ray Seelinger George City Library Lst Elie Ita Maurice Sternaman Harrison Mies Dorothy Ann Smith Epend Weston Houghton ‘Lake Harold’ Yost Wm. Yost Marion Roth Donald Murray Lemmen Ross Perrin Dan Twining Oliver Jas. Brink Lake City Albert Bruce Ervin Nash Franklin Township Warren Hoag Hoag Arthur DeLong Salley Marcia DeLong East Lorn Ontario Canada Cadillac Bruce Ronald Kelly Wm. Kelly Sue Dunn Howard Devereaux Earl DeVere Chester Fletcher Harry Smith Pat Sue Donna Huntley Stanley Phelps Edmond Corby Royal Oak Merrill McQuiston Gordon Morris Beaverton Sebewaing Myrtle Miller Wm. Bowen Clyde Curtis Sagihaw Piney Woods Paul Moore Clarence Rogers Marion Jas. Mead John Spohn Rufus Card Ruth Gladwin Henry Weiber Bayonne New Jersey Chas. Spohn Leroy Mead Lee Townsend Hamilton Carl Kuehn Fred Kuehn Duane Lower Floyd Knowlton June Lloyd Keysor, Sr Robert Roth Muskegon River Nancy Brockway Francis McKenna Frank McKenna Hamilton Township Bruce McGregor Bay City Junior College Martin Mason Woodrow Thompson Douglas Lyle Neely Fenton James Schneider Jim Russell Allen Rena Roth Russell Ernest Roth Leigh Wilson Gon Rella Roth Robert. Roth and Sons Lyle Cotter Merrill McQuigton Vail King Dad Davys Smart Jamas
Search Courier

Search the Clare Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Clare Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication